WARSAW · WORKSHOPS
The 6 best workshops & classes you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Make Warsaw pierogi from scratch in a small class, then eat your dumplings and enjoy a Polish liqueur tasting in English.
“Great instructor! Was a worthwhile activity and glad we did it. Enjoyed the other people taking the class as well.”
Make classic pierogi in a small Warsaw class. Choose fillings, learn folding tips, eat what you make, and get recipes and photos.
“This is a must-do when in Warsaw Poland. It was fun, and interactive, as well as an opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture.”
Make pierogi from scratch and taste Polish infused vodka on a rooftop with Warsaw skyline views in a small class.
“Dominik was a perfect host and chef. He made us feel welcome in his home and his patience with our cooking skills was outstanding. We have tried to make Pierogies at home before with no success but his techniques were easy to follow and the fillings were delicious. I will definitely try to make them at home. Thank you for your hospitality and a few enjoyable experience and a beautiful view of Warsaw. The other three guests with us added to experience with great conversations and lots of laughs. Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!”
A small-group Warsaw Christmas cooking class and 4-course Polish dinner, centered on pierogi, traditions, and poppy seed dessert.
“Not only did we learn how to make pierogis but we learned so much Polish Christmas traditions which was very interesting.”
First-class transfer from Warsaw Chopin Airport with name-on-iPad pickup, flight monitoring, WiFi, and a calm, comfortable ride for up to 3.
“I booked an airport transfer to central Warsaw, and everything went perfectly from start to finish. The journey was smooth and comfortable, and Szymon, my driver, was exceptionally welcoming and professional. He greeted me warmly at the airport, helped with my luggage, and made sure I felt at ease throughout the ride. His driving was safe and steady, and he even shared some interesting tips about Warsaw along the way. I highly recommend Szymon’s service — truly 5 stars from me!”
Decorate a Boleslawiec ceramic piece in a 90-minute workshop with stamps, paints, and coffee, then wait for glazing up to 21 days.
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